Saltimbank (2003)
Bruno y Fréderic son los dos hermanos Saltim, de padre italiano y madre francesa. Bruno, el mayor, ocupa un cargo importante en el banco en que su hermano pequeño trabaja de director. Renuncia a postular al cargo de máximo directivo a cambio de que se le proporcione financiación para un teatro de las afueras de Paris. Justo en plenos preparativos de dos nuevos espectáculos : El tío Vania de Tchekov y Ester de Racine, la dirección del banco anuncia recortes de sueldo a sus empleados, cosa que también afecta a Bruno.
Directora: Jean-Claude Biette
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Jean-Christophe Bouvet as Bruno Saltim |
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Jean-Marc Barr as Frédéric Saltim |
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Jeanne Balibar as Vanessa Bartholomioux |
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Michèle Moretti as Florence |
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Pascal Cervo as Félix |
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Marilyne Canto as Eve La Rochelle |
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Laurent Cygler as Jim La Rochelle |
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Thomas Badek as Elie |
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Ysé Tran as Margot Waï |
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Micheline Presle as Mrs. Saltim |
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Frédéric Norbert as Hans Kalender |
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Philippe Garziano as André Ferrara |
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Hanns Zischler as Johann Kreisler |
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Jean-Claude Biette as Vania |
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Philippe Chemin as Christopher Neverding |
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Serge Renko as Nicolas |
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Noël Simsolo as Arthur Craven |
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Ima De Ranedo as Ana Maria Toldra |
| Directing | Jean-Claude Biette | Director |
| Writing | Jean-Claude Biette | Writer |
| Camera | Crystel Fournier | Director of Photography |
| Editing | Claudine Merlin | Editor |
| Art | Xavier Lavant | Production Design |
| Costume & Make-Up | Marie-Edith Simonneaux | Costume Design |
| Production | Paulo Branco | Producer |
| Art | Renaud Legrand | Set Decoration |
| Sound | Ruth Sullivan | Foley Artist |
